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Trafficking in sentence

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Trafficking doesn't happen in a vacuum.
I spent many months researching a trafficking case called Global Horizons, involving hundreds of Thai farm workers.
Mind you, none of what I am describing about this agricultural sector or the guest worker program is actually human trafficking.
We often dwell on human trafficking survivors' victimization.
Especially trafficking survivors.
But I think it mirrors the messy and unfinished situation we're all in, when it comes to human trafficking.
Most women in the early 2000s considered themselves empowered, and men generally felt they were also evolved in this area, and, in fact, most people would have been aware of issues like human trafficking, for example, but they would have seen that as quite separate from more recreational adult entertainment.
Another problem that we have in the world that relates to women particularly is slavery, or human trafficking it's called nowadays.
The AG called to ask if the company that I worked for could help sponsor billboards that would be put up around the city as part of an anti-human trafficking campaign.
He said this was important because sex trafficking spikes with big sporting events and with conventions.
Sex trafficking seemed a little messy.
And yet, I had no idea that the birthplace of my children is among the most prevalent cities for sex trafficking in the US.
That's actually the legal definition for human trafficking under federal law, for adults.
She didn't even know the term "human trafficking;" she thought that it was just a part of her life as a foster care kid.
Sex trafficking also shows up in affluent areas and gated communities.
And men lure young girls into sex trafficking situations with promises of modeling contracts, cell phones.
In the US, an estimated 200,000 to 300,000 girls and boys are anticipated to be used for commercial sex trafficking every year.
Worldwide, the International Labor Organization estimates that up to one million children a year are vulnerable for sex trafficking.
I believe that if we're going to be serious about sex trafficking, we can't legislate or arrest our way out of modern-day slavery.
If we really want to end sex trafficking in the US, we have to systematically educate and target demand.
So, sex trafficking is big business.
He is the man that fuels the demand for sex trafficking.
So if we want to start to put a dent in sex trafficking, we have to get to John.
Businesses can go a long way in simply training their workforce about the signs and the red flags of human trafficking.
Every business has a special resource or a secret sauce or resource that they can bring to fight human trafficking.
Fortunately, the business community is uniquely positioned to help train their employees, to enforce policies and to help use their special resources to fight human trafficking.
It took until 2011, when it came at the end, where other things, like West African drug trafficking, took precedence.
Well, lots of people have understandable fears about trafficking.
So let's talk about trafficking.
When 23 undocumented Chinese migrants drowned while picking cockles in Morecambe Bay in 2004, there were no calls to outlaw the entire seafood industry to save trafficking victims.
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